This is a Good Book List. . .

Chasing better luck, Chen scumbag, can you hurry up?

It feels like a fairy. I've read more than 400 chapters. I'm too tired to catch up. I'll read it again when I have time.

The driving master catches people off guard.

A very good and refreshing book, invincible, worth reading.

Good book, I like it

A very good new history book, not to be missed if you like history. I'm an old author, so don't worry about eunuchs.

The author is old, so eunuchs don't have to worry, you can read the book.

A new book by an old author. The author is a person with martial arts feelings. This new book combines martial arts with the apocalypse, giving you a different feeling.

It's a fantasy novel. It looks pretty good at the beginning, quite suspenseful. I'm looking forward to the plot later. If it doesn't jump, it should be a good fantasy work.

It's okay to read a supernatural book with millions of words.

This book is the second part of Ghost Blowing the Lamp. I read the first part in one go, and the second part after a while. Anyway, I didn't have the same feeling as the first part, but it was still very good.

Ahem, why do I think the front part is pretty shitty, but it's so popular, I'll watch it again when I have time.

While everyone is still immersed in the wonderful adventure of "National Geographic Magazine + Raiders of the Lost Ark", Dali Vajra Palm quietly brought this heavyweight work~~ It can be said that the series of books "Descendants of Maoshan" has not been decorated with overwhelming publicity and praise at all. It was extremely low-key until it was published. However, this is a truly remarkable novel. In terms of style, it has adventure, reasoning, suspense, and horror. In terms of storyline, it has Feng Shui, Taoism, history, and wits... With his unparalleled imagination and knowledge, Vajra Palm paints a huge picture of the battle between good and evil in history. His extremely humorous and civilian writing style makes people laugh. Those incredible things you don't know and can't imagine. , It is narrated by the powerful Vajra Palm as if it is right in front of your eyes, which is jaw-dropping. Those fictional people and events are all so self-explanatory, without any logical flaws or loopholes. It is definitely worth owning~~, it is worth reading, and hurry up to collect and appreciate it. . .

Another tomb-robbing novel that I can't put down, I don't need to recommend it. It's a movie and a TV series. The TV series is actually pretty good. I'm looking forward to the second season of the TV series.

"Ghost Blowing the Lamp" is a novel written by Tian Xia Ba Chang. I finished the first part some time ago and am currently reading the second part. I really want to write some reviews. In the Internet age, everyone can write novels, which has led to the proliferation of online novels. Most of the novels have the same plot, boring content, and are either full of yy about angry youths or full of yy about non-angry youths. Against such a background, it is not easy to see such a good novel. The plot of the story in "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" is twists and turns, strange and strange, and often unexpected. There are four books in the first part, namely "Jingjue Ancient City", "Longling Mysterious Cave", "Yunnan Worm Valley" and "Kunlun Temple". The four parts are connected one after another, and the whole is a very coherent story. From the first part, we explore the ruins of the ancient Jingjue Kingdom and contract a strange disease, which is actually a curse. Then we go to the second part to find the answer, review a period of history, and lead to the Muchen Bead that can lift the curse. In the third part, we find the Muchen Bead, and then in the fourth part, we use the Muchen Bead to perform a ritual, and finally lift the curse. Let's talk about the four books in detail below. Jingjue Ancient City feels like the best book written. From the first page on, I don't want to let go. At the beginning of the story, the mysterious group of tomb robbers is unveiled to the readers. And the first part also took a weird route. Let's first write about the experiences of Hu Bayi and Fatty when they jumped in line. Here it is mentioned that Hu Bayi accidentally entered the ancient tomb of the Empress Dowager of the Liao Dynasty and saw a ghost. The scene where the old lady's head accidentally fell off was really weird at the time. In the second half of the first book, I started exploring the ancient city of Jingjue with Shirley Yang. The plot in which the corpse-scented konjac causes people to have hallucinations is very strange. The story of Longling Mysterious Cave is divided into three parts. In the first part, Hu Bayi, Fatty and Da Jinya went to rob the tomb together and entered a very strange tomb. This tomb was originally a tomb from the Tang Dynasty, but it was superimposed on the ghost tomb of the Zhou Dynasty. I really like the plot of the hanging soul ladder in it. The Soul-Suspended Staircase is really weird. At first, I thought they had walked into a strange space and couldn't get up and down the stairs. Later it was discovered that it was a problem with the ladder itself. Some special landmarks were designed to give people the illusion that they were walking on the same section, but in fact they didn't know where they were going. The stairs themselves are intricate and divided into many paths, making people more and more lost as they go. Especially when you can't tell your direction in the dark. Below is a schematic diagram of the hanging soul ladder found online. Of course, the actual one should be much more complicated. The second part of "Longling Mysterious Cave" begins to write about the origin of the curse they received, introducing a historical event. In fact, it was also a tomb robbing incident in the past. The protagonists were Elder Liaochen and Partridge Whistle (who later became Shirley Yang's grandfather). But this story doesn't feel very interesting. Then the third part of the story returns to modern times, describing what happened in a village, leading to the tomb of King Xian. The whole book of Yunnan Worm Valley is about Shirley Yang, Hu Bayi and Fatty going to rob the tomb of the king. I feel like this book is a bit messy, maybe because there are too many plots.

Excellent work by a beautiful author, worth reading. I remember it was very popular back then, but the author's recent books have had somewhat dismal results.

A very unique apocalyptic book, worth reading.

Judging from the writing style, the writing style is good. Whether it is the environment, psychology, expression, or language description, it is very in place and used well... Many novels cannot express the expression and psychology of being speechless well. It can be seen that Uncle Tong's writing power is still very strong [My light novel writing style is incomparable] From the perspective of writing style, the overall writing style is biased towards complaining, with occasional chapters on moral integrity and a small amount of literature to avoid aesthetic fatigue. When you are tired of reading complaints, it is good to read the chapter on moral integrity. Occasionally, literary and artistic writing has a sad and desolate feeling, which is then diluted by funny complaints, so as not to make the style fall into sadness. The writing style is not good or bad, I can only say whether it is suitable for this background. Whether it is suitable for this world or not, but from the perspective of matching, Uncle Tong has already achieved a double kill... You know, it is very rare for the writing style to match the world view. It is like the end of the world and the ruins, but you use the funny style to make people laugh at all, okay? Can you laugh when you see countless ruins? Not so with BT! The plot, I have to say, in terms of plot, Uncle Tong beat us by tens of millions of parsecs... [A parsec is actually a unit for measuring the distance between celestial bodies. Am I talking nonsense? ] Linked together, a seemingly ordinary sidekick turned out to be the key figure in the end. As the plot unfolds, the fog slowly dissipates, but it still cannot let readers guess what the author is thinking. In terms of plot, I have to say that Uncle Tong, you are amazing... In terms of the character's personality, the portrayal is very specific. With just a few strokes, a character is portrayed almost perfectly. It makes people feel that the whole character has been drawn on paper. Whether it is Chen Jun who is eating and waiting to die, or the girl next door Qian Qian, the arrogant young lady, and the foodie queen, they are all portrayed perfectly, and the characters' personalities are basically different. They are completely different from a guy like me who only writes sadistic articles... Content As a writer of science fiction... Uncle Tong is definitely a hard science fiction writer. [I will tell you that I didn't fully understand what the Xiling Empire was about until I finished reading Quantum Theory? ] And the rare thing is that there is no reading disorder in the article just because you can't understand the terminology and related knowledge and concepts in this area. It's rare... It doesn't matter if you can't understand the relevant knowledge. Most people go here for the story... That's probably all. Judging from the overall structure of the novel, it is a pretty good novel (I'll tell you, pretty good is my highest rating?) If it weren't for being a niche novel, the sales volume should be very optimistic... (It seems there are grammatical errors?) The sales volume should be very optimistic...

Reading Xiaobing is like watching someone play a game. The book isn't over yet, and the game isn't finished yet. But in this story where the NPC's AI is too low and players still have strategies and cheats, the ending is no longer suspenseful. . I first came up with the idea of reading this novel because my girlfriend said with self-disdain, "I actually read this novel," and she continued reading it with great interest. She couldn't help but think of the great master back then. She compared Xuan Yu and Yang Bei, and came to the conclusion: "Xuan Yu is really good at telling stories!" --So I thought, no matter what, this should be a very interesting story. So I watched it for two days without sleep and food, and finally watched it to the end. Then I felt a lot of things, and I felt unhappy without vomiting them. . [Game, first you have to be YY] What is the game for? --Of course it's refreshing. To put it more bluntly, it is to make people YY. Give people the opportunity to put dreams that cannot be realized or surpassed in reality into this virtual world, and then our lives will be complete. Everyone has a natural gaming personality. In the beginning, our means of survival, hunting, fighting, and fighting against nature, later became games. Even if everything in reality is turned into a game, it will be very interesting - so there is virtual life, there is Railroad Tycoon, there is White Valentine's Day... And now, there are even online games that can virtualize the entire society. Therefore, we need games (of course, this game is by no means just a computer game), and we also need YY. Speaking of YY, Xuan Yu is of course a master, and the other person who comes to mind is Xiao Qian. The stories told by these two most popular YY masters on the Internet are so "cool" that people can fully feel the joy of YY. The similarities between the two masters, first of all, are the protagonists, whether it is Li Qiang in "The Journey", Huang Haihua in "Dream Space", or Tang Long in "Legend of the Little Soldier" (hereinafter referred to as "Little Soldier"), they are all people with the same personality, a bit gangster, strong-natured, fearless, not bowing to anyone, not timid, always daring to act, always willing to throw blood to friends, but "as ruthless as the autumn wind sweeps away leaves" to enemies. This kind of personality is undoubtedly the most suitable for YY and the most refreshing. Think about Enleco in "The Magic Apprentice", who is resigned and timid. How can such a character bear the burden of YY and satisfy every reader's infinitely inflated self-esteem and self-blasphemy? We are already humble enough and helpless enough in reality, so such a protagonist who does whatever he wants and does anything is of course the most able to stimulate something called "chivalry" or "power" or "dream" that we treasure deep in our hearts, and complement our poor self-image in reality. Secondly, there is the plot. One guarantee is: we know that the protagonist will never die, and even setbacks are rarely encountered. He went through all the obstacles smoothly and smoothly. However, there are still many differences between the two. Xiao Da's routine, in my opinion, he almost always puts the protagonist in a relatively

Most of the skills acquired by the protagonist focus on personal abilities, but throughout the book, I found that the author used RPG characters to play a strategy game, which felt nondescript. In addition, the story also has shortcomings, not to mention that the character Qingli was lost in writing. For example, the part about being destroyed by an American nuclear bomb was unreasonable, because even the generals in the north of the country had more than one nuclear bomb in their hands, how could the United States not have one? Therefore, it is illogical to form a careless group and show off in the past. At the end, it is written that three elderly wives died within a year. This passage makes people think deeply: "Ren Xinyun and the others know that their husbands will only start a new marriage if they are gone. This is an unavoidable problem, because even they do not know how old their husbands will live and how many families they can start. But this is not important. What is important is that my life is worth it. With a husband who is so loyal to love, what regrets do I have in this life? Earth Year 41, Zhou Yuanqiang's three wives left one after another. " --How did they die?